Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy
Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy are part of a ministry team based on the island of Nosy Be
Unreached People: Sakalava
The Sakalava live in the west and northwest of Madagascar. They are a minority ethnic group, making up about 6.2% of the population. Related to the Antakarana, they are semi-nomadic agriculturalists and fishermen, and also keep cattle as a sign of wealth and for sacrifices. Sakalava identity focuses on respecting, honouring and working for both the living and the dead Sakalava royalty. They have a caste system which includes the descendants of royalty, then nobles, commoners and slaves – everyone knows their position in society.
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Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy
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For many missionaries, the call to the mission field involves crossing borders, cultures and languages. But Rosina Ferdinand’s story is a bit different. Now AIM’s country leader for Madagascar, she is a missionary living and working to share the gospel among her own people, the Sakalava, on the very island she
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Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy
Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy are part of a ministry team serving among the Sakalava on the island of Nosy
Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy
Hervé and Nathalia Ramangalahy are part of a ministry team serving among the Sakalava on the island of
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